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Never Kiss Again
His tears fall
 Like raindrops down a window.
 He cries at the thought
 Of never seeing her again.
 
 She lies before him,
 Her body limp, lifeless.
 Her skin is pale, her lips still pink,
 She will never rise again.
 
 He picks her up so softly,
 Putting her arm over his shoulder
 So they may hold each other
 Once more
 
 She is kneeling on the ground
 Her body wants to fall
 But he holds her up
 Her fragile head
 Lolls against his shoulder
 
 His hold is strong
 He won’t let her go, not again
 Her spirit is gone
 But her body will stay
 
 Her hand is in his
 Like it always should have been
 She never knew
 How much he loved her 
 Until now, too late
 
 He caresses her head
 With gentle strength,
 Inhaling her still-sweet scent
 And his tears fall 
 Like raindrops down a window.

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